Who We Are
Shree Pithad Dham is the sacred Kuldevi temple of the Rami Mali Baroliya Samaj, situated on GJ SH 1, Bagodra Highway, near Dhandhuka, Ahmedabad district, Gujarat. The complex stands as a spiritual home for members of the community, welcoming devotees from across Gujarat and beyond who come to seek the blessings of their ancestral deity, Sri Pithad Mataji.
The campus houses a finely sculpted temple alongside a spacious conference hall — providing a place not only for daily worship and major festivals but also for community gatherings, cultural programmes, and samaj events. The temple grounds are open daily from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm, with formal darshan timings from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm and aarti at 7:00 am and 7:00 pm each day.
- Kuldevi of Rami Mali Baroliya Samaj
- 3 Revered Deities
- Dhandhuka, Ahmedabad – Gujarat
- Open Daily
- Community Conference Hall
The Dham in Numbers
Sri Pithad Mataji, Sri Ramchandra–Laxmanji–Jankiji, and Ramapir & Hanumanji reside on the sacred campus.
The divine Kuldevi of Rami Mali Baroliya Samaj, protecting and guiding the community across generations.
A spacious, well-equipped hall for samaj events, cultural functions, and community assemblies.
Campus open 6:30 am–9:30 pm; temple darshan 7:00 am–9:00 pm; aarti at 7:00 am & 7:00 pm.
Deities of Shree Pithad Dham
Three divine forms are enshrined on this sacred campus, each carrying deep spiritual significance for the community and all who visit.
Sri Pithad Mataji
The presiding Kuldevi of the Rami Mali Baroliya Samaj, Sri Pithad Mataji is the central deity of the Dham. Her blessings are sought by samaj members at every significant life milestone — births, marriages, and seasonal festivals — making this temple the spiritual anchor of the community.
Sri Ramchandra, Laxmanji & Jankiji
The divine tableau of Bhagwan Shri Ram, his brother Laxmanji, and Mata Janakiji — Sita Mata — graces the campus, representing the ideals of dharma, devotion, and family. Devotees receive darshan of this sacred Ram Darbar alongside their Kuldevi, making the pilgrimage especially auspicious.
Ramapir & Hanumanji
Revered Ramapir — a beloved folk deity venerated across Gujarat and Rajasthan — and the mighty Hanumanji, symbol of strength and selfless devotion, stand as guardian deities of the campus. Their presence brings courage and protection to every devotee who seeks their blessings.
Our Journey
From a humble origin to a landmark of faith and community, Shree Pithad Dham has grown with the devotion of countless hands and hearts.
Roots of Devotion
The veneration of Sri Pithad Mataji by the Rami Mali Baroliya Samaj stretches back through many generations. The Kuldevi tradition — the worship of an ancestral deity shared by the entire clan — has always been the spiritual centre of the samaj, drawing families to this sacred site near Dhandhuka for blessings and prayer.
A Permanent Abode
The community came together to construct a permanent temple on the Bagodra Highway at Dhandhuka — a finely sculpted structure built to honour Sri Pithad Mataji and the other divine forms. The consecration of the temple marked a defining moment, transforming a place of local reverence into a recognised pilgrimage destination.
Expanding for the Samaj
Responding to growing attendance at festivals and samaj gatherings, a spacious conference hall was added to the campus. The hall has since hosted hundreds of cultural programmes, religious discourses, samaj meetings, and charitable events — strengthening the bonds of the Rami Mali Baroliya community across Gujarat.
A Living Heritage
Shree Pithad Dham today welcomes devotees seven days a week, offering daily aarti, seasonal festivals, and facilities for the whole family. The trust continues to develop the campus, preserve the spiritual tradition, and serve the samaj — ensuring that the blessings of Sri Pithad Mataji reach every generation to come.
Be Part of Shree Pithad Dham
Your seva helps maintain this sacred campus, fund community programmes, and ensure that the spiritual flame of Sri Pithad Mataji burns bright for generations to come.